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Ossie Ezeaku

Ossie Ezeaku

Ossie Ezeaku is a Metallurgist and public commentator. A native of Ukpo-Dunukofia, Anambra state, Nigeria, he currently lives in Belgium.

  • Boko Haram: Looking Beyond The Current Strategy

    by Ossie Ezeaku May 1, 2012
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    The fact that Nigeria is not alone in this problem should give the administration the motivation to work with other nations having similar problems. There is a long standing history of terrorism in countries such as Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan, Israel etc., therefore, Nigeria can learn quite a lot from their intelligence units…

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  • Ivory Coast: Before Putting our Boys in Harm's Way

    by Ossie Ezeaku January 13, 2011
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    The quickness to which the UN took sides in the Ivorian elections was unprecedented and highly suspicious. The UN has to exercise her independence and must not make pundits see her as to be protecting the geo-political and economic interest of a leader of an influential nation…

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  • Between A Future Presidency And The Reconciliation Of The Eastern People

    by Ossie Ezeaku September 14, 2010
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    With the emergence of a Nigerian president of Ijaw extraction and his political ambition, the Igbo and their input, I suggest, should be guided by the burden of history…

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  • Jos Carnage: Synopsis, Leadership And Gen. Gowon

    by Ossie Ezeaku March 10, 2010
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    The present carnage in Jos is certainly a harbinger of things to come in the future. I might sound like a doomsday prophet…

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  • The Fragile State Of Ndigbo and Unguarded Statements (2)

    by Ossie Ezeaku November 16, 2009
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    The majority of Ndigbo, today, are determined to take their destiny in their own hands, and to retake their rightful place in the country their fathers and grand fathers once led…

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  • The Fragile State of Ndigbo and Unguarded Statements

    by Ossie Ezeaku November 12, 2009
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    People go to war for different reasons, chief amongst them to address injustices. But whatever the objective is, winning or losing a war could spell misfortune for the social, political or economic life of a people…

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  • Delta Igbo And The East: Typical Twists In Oral Tradition

    by Ossie Ezeaku May 23, 2009
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    African peoples have long relied on oral accounts to learn about their past.  But the down side of this tradition remains its vulnerability to embellishment. The absence of written records, passage of time and the hunger for greatness have made the method most unreliable…

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  • The Dalai Lama and the New South Africa: Today and in Hindsight

    by Ossie Ezeaku March 27, 2009
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    Given the circumstances that surrounded the birth of the new South Africa, many had expected that issues of especially liberty, would shape and dictate the trajectory of South Africa’s foreign policy…

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  • Iran's Unchallenged Progress to the Nuclear Club: A Threat to World Peace

    by Ossie Ezeaku February 13, 2009
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    Iran has now a presence in space! She has launched her first two-stage satellite into orbit. A situation that has put the new administration in Washington on the defensive…

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  • The South East and Gov. Uduaghan's Business Entreaties: Pros And Cons

    by Ossie Ezeaku July 5, 2008
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    In a zone where many things have been proposed and none was done, Dr. Uduaghan, the governor of Delta state, should be taken seriously…

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  • The Impact Of Energy And Global Food Crisis In Africa

    by Ossie Ezeaku April 27, 2008
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    Reports indicate that food prices have increased the world over by 83%, and these have led to several protests around the globe by consumer advocates…

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  • Has The Image Of Our Women Public Officers Been Dented?

    by Ossie Ezeaku March 29, 2008
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    The reported case of financial misdemeanor on the part of  Prof. Grange need to be handled swiftly. Like Patricia Olubunmi-Ette, Adenike Grange is on her own. They neither represent the best of the Nigerian women public office holders nor their demography…

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  • MASSOB Leader: Before The Court Date

    by Ossie Ezeaku January 9, 2008
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    To the millions of Ndigbo and many Nigerians, Uwazurike is nothing less than a peaceful revolutionary whose gospel of non-violent change is something that must be hearkened to…

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  • Legislating With A Sense Of Mission: Chukwumerije And Obiorah

    by Ossie Ezeaku November 8, 2007
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    Looking at the situation from a remedial perspective, responsibility may have been the bane for the post war Igbo leadership failures…

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  • Beyond The Cultists Lies The Struggle For Port-Harcourt

    by Ossie Ezeaku September 3, 2007
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    Beyond the present cult problem lies the unspoken struggle for Port-Harcourt between the conservative Ijaw elements and the upland people…

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  • We And The North Africans: The Often Neglected Issues

    by Ossie Ezeaku July 23, 2007
    by Ossie Ezeaku

    There is no gain saying the fact that North Africans dislike black Africans. It has historical connotations, but the truth is that they have seen a people at equal pedestal with them at independence become so poor, hungry and mocked around the globe…

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